NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch called the exclusion of gay cops in the city’s upcoming Pride March “deeply offensive” and “the height of hypocrisy” Friday as the ban reaches its fifth ...

The team's social media accounts released photos of the two rookie pass rushers in their Falcons uniforms. Walker, as you can see below, took the No. 11, which was previously worn by franchise ...

Hannah John-Kamen, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Florence Pugh, Wyatt Russell, Jake Schreier at The Walt Disney Studios and The Cinema Society host "Thunderbolts" special screening at IPIC Theater.

Amal Clooney recently wore a nearly sold-out $1,500 strapless dress by Stella McCartney, pointed-toe heels, and a clutch on a date with George Clooney. Strapless maxi dresses are so elegant, and ...

Addy Walker, American Girl’s first Black doll, has an enduring legacy, even in her style and appearance.

Thunderbolts* originally had a very different antagonist. Wyatt Russell's John Walker, AKA US Agent, initially had the role Sentry took on in the final version of the movie, according to ...

Thunderbolts* writer Eric Pearson revealed how Wyatt Russell's John Walker, AKA the US Agent, was the first choice to be the villain.

Thunderbolts* plays up the jerk-like qualities John Walker possesses, and this adds consistency to his initially uneven characterization.

John Walker is not your typical Marvel hero. First appearing in Captain America #323 back in 1986, Walker was created to be everything Steve Rogers was not more aggressive, more brutal, and far ...

Whisky meets haute couture in "Couture Expression," a debut collaboration from Olivier Rousteing for Johnnie Walker's new Vault platform.

The Thunderbolts co-writer talks the twists and turns of the Marvel Studios movie, including John Walker being the key villain before Sentry.

WARNING: There are Thunderbolts* spoilers ahead! The original plan was for John Walker — a.k.a. U.S. Agent — to be the main villain of Thunderbolts*, according to writer Eric Pearson. In that ...